I'm leaving after a good rest.

This is the place I decided on after searching Airbnb, Agoda, and Live Anywhere for nearly a month. ✔️ Budget of around 1 million won per week during peak season (late July to early August) ✔️ Space where a family of four can stay comfortably ✔️ Swimming pool where children can play to their heart's content ✔️ A yard blending with nature, a spot for insect collecting ✔️ Washing machine and dryer ✔️ Kitchen equipped for cooking ✔️ Location close to Geumneung and Hyeopjae Beaches System air conditioning The swimming pool was much larger than it appeared in the photos. The children were splashing into the water, while I sat on a chair by the pool, sipping a can of beer while gazing at the garden, the windmill, and the distant sea. 'Ah... this is why people live in Jeju.' I still remember that moment. Since there was a washing machine and dryer, I washed the children's clothes every day. I was able to travel much lighter, and thanks to the more than 20 towels provided, I was able to stay without worrying about laundry. And the most important thing I look for in accommodation is cleanliness. I tend to be quite sensitive, but as soon as I entered this place, I could tell it was really well-maintained. The dishes were spotless, without a single speck of grease, and there was no dust under the sofa. I got the impression that the entire place was meticulously managed, rather than just the visible areas being cleaned. The air conditioner was also very satisfactory. The TV was a smart TV, so we could watch Netflix and YouTube right away, making it great for the children to relax after playing in the water to their heart's content. However, the real charm of this place was not the facilities, but the owner's warm heart. "Please leave the recycling outside. I will handle it." "Please let me know anytime if you need more towels." "If you tie your food waste in a plastic bag and leave it outside, I will pick it up." When my child suddenly fell ill and I was looking for a hospital, the owner worried with me and even helped me find one. When they saw the children playing in the water, they even brought us homemade steamed pumpkin and refreshing dongchimi. The garden is really beautiful. In the mornings, I could hear birds singing, and when I went for a walk with the children in slippers, we met tiger butterflies, caught tadpoles, and grasshoppers, living a happy life of collecting.

First of all, the view of the reservoir and the sea together was so nice, and the house was cleaner and nicer than I thought. In particular, ** and ** were so comfortable and cozy that I was satisfied, and I went after quietly healing well~ It's a place I want to visit again next time~~

The accommodation was located near Wolpo Beach, but a bit further away from the pension area, making it a great place for a quiet rest. Parking was always ample, so there was no need to worry. Furthermore, Heunghae Market (with cheap raw fish) was within 10 minutes, Bogyeongsa Temple was within 10 minutes, and Sabang Memorial Park was within 10 minutes, making it easy to explore the surrounding area. The host was very friendly and prompt in answering my questions.

I spent a month with a Shiba Inu while recuperating. I started my day by looking at the persimmon tree and roses through the glass window every morning, took a walk every day, and ate what I bought at the nearby Nonghyup Mart, so my body became much healthier. I like persimmons, so I ate dried persimmons as a snack for a whole month since it wasn't the season. Walking around the Cheongdo Museum and exercising at the reservoir were much better than going to distant places. I personally like Cheongdo Eupseong, so I've been there four times. I'm worried that Gamja (my dog) might not get enough exercise when I go to Busan. I'm grateful to the landlord for taking care of the supplies I needed and helping me out in many ways. I'll visit again next time. I'll stay well ♡♡♡

My husband loves fishing. I don't think he's particularly good at it, but it's the only thing he loves to do, so for 27 years of marriage, we've gone to places like Gangwon-do (Donghae, Sokcho, Goseong, etc.), Gyeonggi-do (Anseong, Gimpo), Ganghwa-do, Jebu-do, and Taean-gun in Chungcheong-do. At every travel destination, we've tried fishing, but the wind made it difficult, it was too hot, or the Gyeonggi region was crowded, so we got tangled with fellow anglers and just had to apologize and leave. For years, we've had a great fishing experience in Jeju-do a few years ago, so this time we chose the relatively warm Namhae Island. Why the cold winter, you ask? My husband's company has its longest and most relaxed vacation period at the end of the year, so I booked a week-long, 6-night, 7-day trip for him to go fishing to his heart's content. But now that the trip is approaching, I wonder if we can survive a week without fighting. I was worried, but thanks to the host who texted and called the next morning after arriving at the accommodation to ask if I was uncomfortable in the cold, my enjoyable trip began. You might think it's smaller than other accommodations, but it's not at all uncomfortable for two people. In fact, I like this place better because it has only the necessities in its place, rather than a spacious and messy accommodation with a lot of furniture. The floor is so hot that I have to turn down the temperature. Here are some winter sleeping tips: If you put your head toward the window, it won't be cold at all. On the first day, my husband slept next to the door and said it was cold, but from the second day on, we changed our direction and slept with our head toward the window and our feet toward the door. If you set the shower to the hot water time, you can enjoy hot water, and thanks to the kitchen separate from the room, we ate a lot of things like spicy rockfish stew (the first time I cooked fish I caught myself in 27 years) and grilled rockfish that we caught ourselves for several days. Except for the first day of our trip, the weather was so warm that the temperature was above 10 degrees Celsius even in winter. We went down to the breakwater in front of the accommodation and had fun fishing for four days and also enjoyed sightseeing to our heart's content at the nearby German village, Darangi Village, and the observatory. If you like activities or fancy things, I wouldn't recommend this, but if you need a relaxing and healing trip to relieve stress from work or the city, this is it. I recommend it^^ And the host seems to be a very attentive person, so if you have any inconveniences, you can feel free to ask anytime. What I thought was really fun was the regular trash bag outsideㅋ It was a wooden board that looked like it was handmade, with wheels attached to it. If you pull it forward slightly, the trash can pops out. It was so fun that I kept going out to throw away the trash. I guess I like this kind of thingㅋ Anyway, it was a fun time for a couple in their 50s to go on a midwinter fishing trip for a week without fighting once. I won't be able to go often because of my job, but I'll live a few more fun years with these memories. Thank you for the happy memories~

I found this place while looking for somewhere to stay during our interior renovation work. My family of four stayed comfortably. It's close to convenience stores and a department store, it's quiet with no noise, and the facilities are clean~ I hope everyone who comes here also has a comfortable stay ❤️